Stella's has an INCREDIBLE food menu and I am so sad I don't have them closer to home. We were…read morevisiting friends in the area who already knew and loved Stella's, so it was a confident order, but I didn't expect to be so impressed. I got the yogurt parfait and split the turkey sandwich with a friend. Both were delicious. Yogurt parfaits usually are extremely underwhelming but this one was soooo good. It was so simple, just yogurt, granola and lots of jam. The turkey sandwich was also pretty great. Turkey, cheddar, bacon, tomato, greens, chipotle mayo, on ciabatta. Very yummy and a big portion. I didn't pick up so I can't speak to the cuteness of the cafe (although I hear it's pretty cute) but I am a solid fan from the take home food alone.

A cute little cafe. We came here on the way through because the reviews were so good…read more The people working were friendly. A couple of issues to get out of the way. The drip coffee that was served to my husband was cold. They had to make some fresh which took quite a while. He got it after we were finished eating. Our breakfast sandwiches had the proteins mixed up. We easily took them off and switched. The breakfast sandwiches were decent. I wouldn't pay $10 for them again though. The crullers were amazing. The pecan latte was yummy and not too sweet.

The staff always serves you with a smile, and absolutely everything I've eaten there has been…read moredelicious. I ordered a birthday cake for my child's 16th birthday, and it was amazing.

One bad apple? I'm a…read moreretired professor and former minister. Until this afternoon, I had enjoyed the food, drinks, and experience, and had recommended the place to many. No longer. After 4 years of engaging with great staff and customers at the place, an unfamiliar female staff member, presumably management, approached me with the following abrupt, unprecedented demand: "You've been here three or four hours. Don't do that." I had arrived at 11 am, and it was just before 1 pm when she approached me during my Zoom call. Two hours. Quite the rude surprise. The rest of the staff have been so kind and, for four years, have never complained about my patronage, even when I stay for a couple of hours chatting with locals or working on my computer. Let me offer the following admonition: If you're going to play Christian music, act like a Christian. If you're going to run a business, exhibit a modicum of consumer relations acumen. Don't spring arbitrary time limits out of the blue. Post a notice if you'd like, but rudely approaching customers you've never spoken to previously with unprecedented demands is not the way to elevate your reputation But perhaps this is just one mendacious bad apple, oblivious to the importance of civil discourse. If so, it may be time for the place to make some staff changes. -- A little leaven...

On my way out of town decided to stop into this little shop right at opening. I knew it would be…read moregood based on how many people were already getting food and drinks. They have such cute names for specialty drinks that I was having trouble choosing. I settled on a classic honeybee latte (honey and vanilla) which was the perfect combination of both. I tried the chopped Italian cream cheese which was unique but I really liked the depth. The service was super great and the library feel made it a nice place to sit down. Prices are great as well and hope to go back soon !

Excellent coffee and old-school ambiance. There is a long line here on weekend mornings. I could do…read morewithout the political signs on the door. Unfortunately, decent coffee and leftist politics seem to run together these days. A coffee shop should be a hospitable place. Instead of telling us who isn't allowed inside, why not state something positive you represent? Eg "we support immigrants". Nearly all of the customers are white anyway, so it looks like a transparent marketing ploy, and is poor business practice.

This a a cafe that also has a boutique with food, chocolate, and flowers from local businesses…read more Ordered a regular latte and a "Fall in love cider" with iced apple cider, Carmel and whipped cream . Latte was smooth and creamy and my husband remarked several times that the apple cider was delicious Also got an apple cider donut , strawberry pop tart and a charcuterie box. Wasn't a fan of the donut- it was extremely dense. The pop tart was wonderful once warmed up. Definitely be back.

Their lattes and matcha are the best around by a very wide margin and our favorite snacks here are…read morethe vegan sausage rolls and the vegan biscoff cheesecake. The folks who own this place clearly care about their community and being a place that welcomes everyone. Incredible drinks, amazing locally made food, small local artisan shop, and absolutely wonderful staff!! This is our favorite stop on our way into town on the weekends

Such a great addition to town! We came on a Sunday and it was busy, but we were served quickly. We…read moregot an iced masala chai, sausage egg and cheese on a bagel, coffee crumb cake, and a raspberry lemon scone. Everything was delightful and the atmosphere was relaxed chic. Definitely recommend!

Stopped by for the first time this morning on my way to work. It's my coworker's birthday, and…read moresince we both love coffee, I thought it would be a nice way to celebrate by surprising her with coffee from a new spot. I ordered two of the same drinks and a coffee cake. Unfortunately, the drinks were just okay and nothing particularly memorable. What really caught me off guard was when I politely asked if they could write "Happy Birthday" on one of the cups. The response was a scoff and a no. I completely understand that not every request can be accommodated, but the reaction felt unnecessarily dismissive, especially since the shop wasn't busy and I was the first customer of the morning, about 15 minutes after opening. Small gestures like that can make someone's day, and I thought it was a simple, fun request for a birthday surprise. Other coffee shops in the area would likely have been happy to help make the occasion special. First impressions matter, and unfortunately, this one fell a little flat. I may give it another try someday, but based on this first visit, I left underwhelmed.

We stumbled on this cafe on our way up to Portland from Boston. The falafel plate is delicious with…read morefresh cucumber and tomatoes, house-made falafel, house-made hummus, and PITA that is warm and chewy. The falafel was well-seasoned and cooked just-right. The hummus was a wee bit on the salty side, but paired perfectly with the pita that is so good I ordered an extra piece to polish off the hummus! Their sweet potato fries are a bit on the pricey side at $8, but they are addictively good, perfectly caramelized, and portioned generously -- ideal to split between 2-3 people. There's plenty of parking and indoor seating in a spacious, tidy, and well-lit cafe. There is a clean, single-stall handicap-accessible bathroom. There was only one server who was kind and sweet. Best of all, the cafe is a nonprofit and the profits are used by a local synagogue to serve the needs of their local community!

When I realized the Brooklyn Cafe was closer to my workplace than I thought, I had to try it. I…read moreordered a falafel plate and a few rugelach to go. Everything was ready to go when arrived- quick and easy. Online ordering is always a plus. The restaurant is more spacious than I was anticipating and very clean. Let's start with the falafel plate: Delicious and fresh! The homemade pita was a winner. I truly hoped the hummus wouldn't disappoint because sometimes it just does and it was the whole dish's base. My concern was totally unfounded. As for the rugelach? Let me tell you, had I ordered in I would've ordered more than I did! The dough and sweetness was just right. Best I've had in New Hampshire.

What a fantastic surprise! The Inkwell is located across from the public lot, through a door and at…read morethe end of a short hallway. The best part is that once you get your order, there's a deck! I ordered the hot Golden Milk, and was really pleased. The shop itself is fresh, clean and with plenty of seating (and outlets)! Looking forward to my next visit!

This spot is in the renovated IOKA and is absolutely adorable! I love how they have an outdoor…read moreseating area that overlooks the river. It's genuinely super cute. And they have free wifi which is great for working remotely. I also would love to say the service is fantastic. I don't know the name of the girl who served us but she was so friendly. And the drinks came out super fast! We got one of the energy drinks and a mocha. The energy drink was really good (very similar to a Rush at aroma joes!) and my dad enjoyed the mocha. But here is my only complaint.... The scones are not great. I think it is nice that they have a wide variety of pastries. But the scone (blueberry white chocolate) was both super dry and overly sweet. I couldn't even finish it. It was honestly reminiscent of crumbl cookies. So if you like sickeningly sweet scones (like the cookies at Crumbl!), then this would be great. I've had scones like this where it is balanced, but I fear this was too much and I probably won't get a scone here the next time I come. Otherwise, this spot is really cute and I highly recommend checking it out!

I discovered Nectar Cafe a few years ago. I had been looking for somewhere to stop for a quick…read morebreakfast on my way from CT to Freeport, and they seemed perfect. I have since grown to love them, so on my most recent trip to Maine, I was excited to return. I just ordered coffees this time, but they were 2 of their September drink specials. It was actually how I celebrated national coffee day! In the past I have had their breakfast sandwiches and breakfast burritos (though I'm not 100% sure they still offer the latter), both very tasty and well/thoughtfully made. This time, I had their oatmeal cookie latte & their harvest moon cold brew. I preferred the cold brew, but was very happy with them both. The cold brew had a house made pumpkin syrup, vanilla, vanilla cold foam, & cinnamon. The pumpkin syrup was excellent and provided strong flavor without overtaking the coffee. The other flavors of the drink played off of it nicely. The oatmeal cookie latte had marshmallow fluff, caramel sauce, toasted marshmallow syrup, an oat milk base, and an oatmeal cookie garnish. I think the oat milk just thinned it out a bit and softened the other flavors. I've noticed oat milk lattes often hit me a bit weaker in flavor. It was tasty still, I just thought the Harvest Moon cold brew was a stronger special. Super friendly and helpful staff. I needed help deciding on my second drink, and they were great and happy to help! The trailer is always in front of Bell Farm Shops, and it's a pretty environment. There are always cute decorations from the shop outside. I would highly recommend a visit to Nectar Cafe. It's a great pit stop as well if you're traveling North from out of state, but I imagine if I lived closer, I'd be a regular.

What a beautiful cute hidden gem in York! This is such a lovely spot to sit while it's sunny out, i…read morelove the garden and flowers around and it's quite peaceful. Great selection of pastries and coffees. I went for the cinnamon roll and WOW! It's the perfect cinnamon roll with the fluffy bun and perfect cream cheese frosting. I also opted for a cold brew and loved that they had sugar free vanilla syrup to go in it. The girls at the window were wonderful and so polite. Definitely a place i'll come back too.

So my daughter goes to UNH and we have driven past this farm several times on our way to the campus…read morefrom NJ. My daughter had been here a few times and loved picking up fresh produce during the season. Is there a better time to stop then on a cold, wintery, snowy, Thursday afternoon? We were so happy that we did. This is going to be a must stop for us on all our future pickups and drop-offs with our daughter. We love the charm and appeal of the main store. Knowing it was the off season, their stock of fresh produce wasn't as abundant ( my daughter's word) as it normally was. However, if you want jams, jellies, syrups, chips, pretzels, fresh eggs, varieties of pasta, beauty care products, and coffees, this is your place. They have a nice selection of fresh prepared food options to go like sandwiches, noodles, and soups. Plenty of healthy and organic choices. The prices were very reasonable considering I'm from New Jersey, especially the maple syrup. We noticed there was a nice outdoor patio with tables where customers could relax and enjoy a coffee, dessert, or a food item of their choice in better weather. The staff was very friendly and warm. Plenty of free parking. We can't wait to go back when the weather is better and the fresh produce options are ABUNDANT!

I appreciate that it is a combined bakery/country store. The bathrooms are clean and the staff is…read morefriendly. The cider doughnuts are only okay (it was a bit dry.)

A great new addition to the Dover food truck scene. I've enjoyed one exceptional and one…read morepretty-good lunch. On my first visit, my brisket sub had great falling-apart meat and a nice balanced flavor in the sauce. A large sub with two sides for $10 was a good deal for a nice big meal. I tried brisket chili on my second visit. Something added to the mix was a bit too spicy for me and dominated the flavor, but the rest was good and it was a lot of food for $5. It's open 10-3 on Tuesday - Saturday in the 3rd St parking lot (in the corner closest to Dunkin Donuts) - check it out! The owner also advertises a catering business. Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Bbq-guy-truck/271828146203041 Twitter: http://twitter.com/#!/bbqguytruck

We have been meaning to stop by this food truck for a while, and we finally tried it it yesterday…read more All I can say is that I wish we had stopped by sooner. The BBQ pork sandwiches were excellent, and for $10 you get the sandwich plus two sides and a drink. It was a LOT of delicious food and definitely a great deal. We will definitely go back again.